Pride And Prejudice Character Analysis

In the novel Pride and Prejudice, some characters are seen as more proud than others, and others are seen as more prejudice. Mr. Darcy, Lady Catherine, and Caroline Bingley are some of the characters I believe to be quite proud of themselves, and their social status. All three people are rich and very high in the social class. Then there is Mr. Bingley who is wealthy and has a very good social status, but he is not proud like his friend Mr. Darcy. There are some characters who become more proud throughout the book, there are some characters who become less proud, and then there are some characters who don’t really change. But no matter how the characters change throughout the book, some will always be proud and some will always be prejudice.
You could be wealthy, good looking, or very high in the social class. Mr. Darcy is all of these things, and he has everything in his favour. Some people believe he has all the reason to think highly of himself, but others think that his pride is off-putting. Throughout most of the book, pride is keeping Darcy from what he most desires, which is Elizabeth. While Elizabeth is sitting at a ball, hosted by Mr. Bingley, Mr. Darcy has a chance to dance with her, but he does not dance. Instead he talks about how she is in a lower social class, and that she really isn’t all that pretty. This statement dampens Elizabeth’s pride a little, but she overcomes it by becoming more proud